Auto Derby Fatal Crash Claims Five People At Market Ave
A Pennsylvania freight train struck an auto carrying two women and several men on Market Avenue at S. The car was hurled over 600 feet. two women Mrs Louise Buss and Miss Anna Paar died along with an unidentified man. Three others were injured. Millard Campbell suffered an ankle fracture and possible internal injuries while Percy Miller and Stewart Shanks sustained injuries. Lizzie Paar remained at home seriously injured. The accident halted traffic until the investigation and rescue efforts concluded. Local coroner Douds and railroad officials led the inquiry.
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Louise Buss
Mahoning Rd
Anna Paar
6Th-St NE
George Roberts
Pennsylvania
Marketav S
Pensylvania
Auto Party
Millard Campbell
Cleveland
Percy Miller
Stewart Shanks
Ingleside Hospital
Spiker
Lizzie Paar
Buss
Miss Paar
Miller-Blenchard Co
Industry
Cleveland-av and
Market Ar S
Campbell
Faust
Markelav
M. Smith
Conway
Sewer Workers Escape Injury After Close Car Pass
Sewer Superintendent Krumlauf and two workers narrowly avoided harm when a car sped near a manhole on Tuscara street. He plans to seek a police warrant. Judge Quinn heard three auto law violations. D. L. Lydicka fined ten dollars and costs, others postponed.
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Krumlauf
Tuscara
Fumlanf
Quinn
D. L. Lydicka
G. C. Hiner
T. H. Dailey
Brandeis Takes Oath of Office as Associate Justice
Louis D. Brandeis of Boston was sworn in as Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court at noon. The oath was administered by James D. Maher, court clerk, in a crowded chamber as spectators and friends sent flowers. He read from a typewritten sheet and then took his seat on the far left of the bench.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court of the
U. S
James D. Maher
Brandeis
Supreme Court
Owers
Cleaning Tarnished Silver With Potato And Soda
A short home remedy notes that tarnished silver can be cleaned by using a raw potato dipped in baking soda. The method relies on gentle abrasive action and mild chemical interaction to restore shine.
Injured Man Describes Streetcar Crash At Ingleside
In Ingleside hospital early Tuesday Shanks told how Campbell blocked the view of the streetcar crew. He recalled the crash that left him with a broken arm and shattered teeth, while Miller suffered a bruised hip and facial injuries. Both men were recovering as nurses noted limited speech.
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Shanks
Miller
Ingleside Hospital
Husband denies poisoning wife in divorce case
Mrs. Hettie Brumbaugh testified that her husband Florian Brumbaugh gave her poison, nearly killing her, during a divorce and alimony suit. Florian, 26, denied the accusation, claiming he bought Rough on Rats to kill rats and refused to take an oath on religious grounds.
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Hettie Brumbaugh
Florian Brumbaugh
Brumbaugh
Hartville
Find He Has Second Wife in Mansfield
Police served a warrant on Blaine Prince in Lawrence County Kentucky for failure to support his wife and two daughters and found him living with another wife. He says he married Nina Crosby in September 1914 in Mansfield and did not divorce his Kentucky wife. If tried for bigamy the trial will be held in Mansfield.
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Columbus
Blaine Prince
Lawrence-co
Prince
Nina Crosby
Mercy Hospital
Mansfield
Kentucky
Hill Billies Shoot Up Church in Kentucky Bloodshed
In Jackson Kentucky a dozen intoxicated hill billies fired into a small country church on Leatherwood Creek killing one man and injuring many including women and children. Posses were sent to scour the mountains to capture the culprits.
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Jackson
Utilities Board to Appraise Alliance Gas Property
The state utilities commission announced today that it will begin appraisal of Alliance Gas & Power company's property late this week in Columbus.
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Columbus
The
State Utilities Commission
Alliance Gas & Power Company
Tests Complete on New Sewage Plant Beds
Superintendent Krumlauf announced tests on contract beds at the new sewage disposal plant began last week and so far show no trouble. He spoke Monday and noted no failures up to that point.
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Krumlauf
Canton Eyes Big Steel Plant with 3500 to 5000 Jobs
Canton may lure a large iron and steel plant capable of employing 3500 to 5000 workers with an annual payroll of 2 to 3 million dollars. George Smith of the Alexander Hamilton Institute and Henry Oberdorfer visited Canton to survey sites while Akron and other cities vie for the project.
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Canton
George ©. Smith
Alexander Hamilton Institute of New York
Akron
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Double
Oberdorfer
Smith
Whitacre to Run for Congress in Sixteenth District
John J. Whitacre appears set to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the sixteenth district. Petitions are circulating at the Young Men's Democratic Club and Whitacre has signed his declaration. William Thom, Whitacre’s former secretary, pursues the clerk of courts nomination, with party leaders noting Whitacre’s move clarifies Stark County politics. Thom’s statement confirms readiness to sign and support Whitacre if invited.
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John J. Whitacre
Congress
Young Men's Democratic Club
Whitacre
William Thom
Waynesburg
Stark
Tam
Washington
Stark Ce
Thom
State public employment bureaus report surge in job matches
The Ohio State Industrial Commission said seven state city employment offices received 28 321 applications last month and filled 16 755 laborer positions. This compares with 7 153 found a year earlier. Cleveland led with 7 158 positions versus 2 950 last year. Akron Dayton also show gains.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission Today
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Tax Commission Urges Higher Tax on Bank Deposits
The tax commission urged county revision boards to raise taxation on monies in banks and building and loan associations. It said one billion dollars was reported or deposited last year, but only 143 million dollars were returned for taxation.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Garden Contest Entries Pour In From City
Mayer Stolberg chairman of the garden contest committee said Monday the panel will sort and classify entry blanks at once. Scores of entries have been received from all sections of the city, each with a plat of the garden space.
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Mayer Stolberg
Erden
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